Tuesday 4/1 Poet swap with Kate Kearns, Mike Bove and David Stankiewicz: Poets read each other’s work, 7 p.m., Print: A Bookstore, 273 Congress St., Portland. Contact: printbookstore.com ...

The program is free and begins Tuesday, March 25, and will run each Tuesday for six weeks, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., through April 29 at the 20th Century Club, 84 S. Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne.

WASHINGTON — March Madness season is officially kicking off and we now know which teams will compete in the 2025 NCAA basketball tournaments and where they'll play. The First Four games will ...

The 2025 NCAA women's basketball tournament field is set. Print your women's March Madness bracket and make picks here, see the schedule and more.

PUBLISHED: March 16, 2025 at 9:13 PM EDT College basketball fans rejoice! March Madness is upon us. The 2025 NCAA Tournament is here, which means it’s bracket season. And we’re here to help.

Tournament intensity picks up with the Sweet 16 running March 28-29, and then the Elite 8 on March 30-31. The Final Four will be played in Tampa Bay, Florida on April 4, with the national ...

From Cinderellas to bracket busters to a look at the top players in the field, SB Nation will have you covered before the 2025 men’s NCAA tournament kicks off on Thursday, March 20.

THREE POETS: Launch reading for Donna Isaac’s “In the Tilling” and Stanley Kusonoki’s “Social Studies,” with Janna Kittel (“Real Work”). 1 p.m. March 23, SubText Books, 6 W.

Registration is required at calendar.rhpl.org or 248-656-2900, open to the public. • Dagnija “Daggie” Lacis author: 2 p.m. March 23, Clarkston Public Library, 6495 Clarkston Road, Clarkston.

Looking for a printable NCAA Tournament bracket for your March Madness predictions and picks? Here's a .pdf link to print and fill out your bracket.

Looking for a printable women’s NCAA tournament bracket for March Madness predictions and picks? Here’s a link to print and fill out your bracket.

No one has ever submitted a perfect bracket for the NCAA March Madness tournament, per the NCAA website. The longest verifiable streak of correct picks in an NCAA tournament bracket was 49.